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The Grand Tour
Mouse Navigation
Mouse Navigation
With the mouse, an on-screen arrow or cursor moves in coordination with the position
of the mouse on a desktop or mouse pad.
Mouse
Move the mouse cursor onto
an item on the screen, then
click the mouse button. If there
is more than one button, click
the left button.
Double-click the button. If there
is more than one button,
double-click the left button.
Note
On-line Help
The PC Attendant Console provides on-line help that guides you step-by-step in using
its many features. The help is built into the software and can be accessed using the
Help button in dialog boxes or by pressing F1 .
The on-line help provides:
Feature and menu item descriptions.
On-screen, step-by-step keyboard and mouse instructions. Click any underlined
green words to "jump" to instructions for that item.
Definitions of individual terms (green letters marked with a dashed underline).
While working with a feature within a dialog box, pressing Help displays the
step-by-step procedures for performing that particular feature.
The on-line Help provides the most appropriate information for the current calling
conditions.
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Chooses (highlights) Main Menu Items. For on-screen buttons, it
selects that button. (The mouse method combines two steps into
one. It selects the button; you do not need to press the
key.)
Chooses and selects the item (it invokes the action immediately.)
For more information on adjusting Windows Controls for the PC Attendant
Console (such as keyboard and mouse speed, colors, etc.), see the Appendix.
Description
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